Sale of Old V-Plow for Truck RFP
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Sep 22, 2026
Oct 6, 2026
Sale of Old V-Plow for Truck.
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Sep 22, 2026
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Sale of Old V-Plow for Truck.
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Sale of 2 Saddle Plastic Water Tanks Approx. 100 Gal. Each.
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Oct 6, 2026
Sale of 1050 Plastic Bulk Water Tank.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Bottineau County
The meeting focused on various county administrative and financial topics, including the impact of 3% budget caps, the distribution of Prairie Drug and Flex funding, and the sustainability of current 911 funding fees. Discussions also covered the Northern Prairie Human Service Zone, operational processes for the Clerk of Court's office, and potential Planning and Zoning ordinances for Data Centers. Additionally, the board addressed concerns regarding the SIRN system, preparations for the upcoming legislative session, and future county server infrastructure needs.
The board discussed and took action on several items, including the approval of the agenda with additions regarding data centers and Highway 28B, and the approval of the monthly consent agenda. Financial actions included the review and payment of monthly bills, approval of a loan payoff to the Bank of North Dakota for the jail, and the adoption of adjustments to the 2026 pay scale. Additionally, the board approved a maintenance contract with Johnson Controls for 2027-2029. Various project updates were provided by Wold Engineering regarding county road paving, chip seal projects, and structure replacements. The Sheriff’s Department gave an update on K-9 unit activities, pay scales, and the use of the Employee Assistance Program. Road department activities were reviewed, including FEMA updates, road encroachments, and fines. The board also held discussions regarding tax abatements, the 2027 budget planning, and the potential vacation of a section line at Lake Metigoshe.
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The board discussed financial reports, including appropriations and a financial drain summary for the 2nd quarter of 2026. Key project discussions included the Starbuck Assessment Drain, various Haas Coulee Drain phases, LaPorte Coulee Drain easement requests, and White Spur Drain status. The board reviewed proposed 2027 legislative issues regarding agricultural drainage and coordination with road authorities. Additionally, they approved 2026 operation and maintenance assessment levies, discussed assessment drain mowing and spraying, reviewed a new interim USDA Swampbuster rule, and received updates on the Souris River Joint Board.
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